machinery. after lot of suffering with the israeli occupation, many international organizations, like the undpging 10 trucks into the gaza strip after six years of them being in ramala in the west bank. until now, we were not successful in bringing the 10 tractors and two bulldozers. machinery is very important element. in the process of disposing of solid waste. without machinery, it is not possible to collect 330 tons at least in the northern governor and transport it to the main landfill in jaral deck. another reason why animals are used to transport solid waste from houses to temporary landfills, is the scarsity of fuel needed to run any available vehicle. continuously suffer from a shortage of the fuel needed to run the machinery and trucks which collect and transport solid waste from populated neighborhoods. طبعا هذه الحركه لو انت جيتره have seen these trucks but fortunately the municipality received a limited trucks in the ports, but unfortunately, for six years we haven't received any trucks, additionally, the shortage of fuel hinders garbage collection and causes piles of garbage. the

after lot of suffering with the israeli occupation. many... international organizations, like the undptrucks into the gaza strip after six years of them being in romala in the west bank, until now we were not successful in bringing the 10 tractors and two bulldozers, machinery is very important element in the process of disposing of solid waste, without machinery, it is not possible to collect. 330 tons at least in the northern governor and transport it to the main landfill in jaral d. another reason why animals are used to transport solid waste from houses to temporary landfills is the scarsity of fuel needed to run any available vehicles and machines continuously the available quantity of diesel will not be enough for more than 48 hours. no vehicles are imported to us normally according to our needs, we have many trucks in the ports, but unfortunately, for six years we haven't received any trucks, additionally, the shortage of fuel hinder the biggest problem people in the ghaza strip suffer from regarding solid waste is having the temporary landfills in densely populated areas. these

humanitarian projects , on humanitarian programs, well, let’s say there is such an organization as undpon is there, well, somewhere from 10-10 million dollars, but the programs that take place through this organization, they number tens of billions of dollars and the implementers of these and how to say, the conductors of these programs are 99%, which means american companies, so starting from what it means, for example, increasing education, the level of education - in eswatin and construction wells throughout africa, for some reason ... american companies are engaged in the work with money allocated by the united nations, that is, even the united nations is a tool for promoting the national interests of the united states america, it is almost impossible for anyone to get this contract, or this order for non-american organizations. in finland they really don’t like to remember the heinous crimes committed during the second world war. the finnish army had equipment from almost all of europe. it feels like all of europe wanted the finnish army, together with the german army, to defeat th

many international organizations, like the undp and the icrc, and some human rights organizations intervenedg 10 trucks into the gaza strip after six years of them being in ramala in the west bank. until now, we were not successful in bringing the 10 tractors and two bulldozers. important element in the process of disposing of solid waste: without machinery, it is not possible to collect 330 tons at least in the northern governor at and transport it to the main landfill in jarald. another reason why animals are used to transport solid waste from houses to temporary landfills is the scarsity of fuel needed to run any available vehicles and machines. but fortunately, the municipality received a limited quantity of fuel to run these trucks. fortunately, for six years, we haven't received any trucks. additionally, the shortage of fuel hinders garbage collection and causes piles of garbage. the biggest problem people in the gaza strip suffer from, regarding solid waste, is having the temperature landfills in densely populated areas. these landfills were established in. very hard circumstances tha

much as possible of the gaza strip infrastructure. as well as residential areas. according to the undp, the united nations develop development development program, half of gaza's homes were destroyed during these since october 7th, you're talking about a 360 square kilometer area where half of it was destroyed either completely. sorry uh air strikes and also ooh ash we're having uh serious difficulties with your feed there let's try to get you uh up and running one more time and try to get this uh this interview out to our viewers i know it's very important stuff coming out of the beside on clip as soon as we get you uh fixed technically we'll get your update out to the what get you okay? can you hear us? it seems like ash, no, it seems like it froze again. okay, let's try to get ashraf squared away, meanwile, let's go back to our world news bulletin. now israel's repeated threats to people in gaza to evacuate their homes of already sparked international criticism, but regime's relentless bombings of the palestinian territory have forced tens of thousands of people to flee from norther

humanitarian projects, on humanitarian programs, well, let’s say there is such an organization, the undparound 10-10 million dollars, but the programs that go through this organization, the un, they number in the tens of billions of dollars, and the implementers of these and, as it were, the conductors of these programs are 99%, which means american companies, therefore, starting from what it means, for example, increasing education. all over africa, for some reason, american companies are engaged in the work, with money allocated by the united nations, that is, even the united nations is an instrument for promoting the national interests of the united states of america, to get someone this contract, and this order. not an american, almost impossible, we continue production, next year in russia year of sports, how to make it more accessible, are there enough gyms and training grounds, and what is the situation with sports equipment , because many western manufacturers have left our market, who will replace them, my colleague anton borisov looked for the answer in the new issue of the pro

admit, he doesn’t solve anything, he, the israeli representative there , said such things about the undpe, that’s why you sit there, well, announce that it is worthless, you need to get out, why are you sitting there? why, if you've already talked about it? therefore, completely calmly, it must be considered in such a way as to gradually push them out of there, of course, it must be withdrawn from the united states, at one time rooseville was a wise man, that he is the center of world control, which, well, which he considered as the center of world control , placed on american territory, and we they recognized it, well, at that time it was probably more profitable for us to admit... it was there, well, the only country that could pay for all this disgrace, all the others would not have been able to do this, so this system, when you need to leave it, leave it, and from some organizations, for example, the osce, i believe that the security system that was in europe, which worked even during the cold war, it does not work, this regional system will not work, and without us she can't will wo

fortunately, for organisations like undp, we can work directly with communities.t immediately to going to direct local development, immediate support for cash for work, small infrastructure which is essential and really getting women who run large parts of these local economies back on their feet and moving fast so i think it is something that gets our partners with local ngos and civil society groups really moving with us but it really is a focus on getting basic development progress up and running that surrounds that human security and human dignity agenda that is at the heart of recovery. it was very striking this week when all un agencies calling for a ceasefire in gaza and yet it seems rather unlikely. are you concerned that the influence of the un has somewhat waned? some of your requests in this part of the world as well and around the world, might actually be ignored?— world, might actually be innored? ., ~ ., ., ignored? you know, the global seepolitics _ ignored? you know, the global geopolitics currently _ ignored? you know, the global geopolitics curre

government and they were very effectively implemented by the un development program, the so-called undpd the first autotransformers were delivered precisely through the u&dp channels, and now gas generation, the first projects are actually implemented through the channels u&dp, and the efficiency is much higher there, a lot of partners just work directly with energy companies, so there are a lot of channels here, i think. that both international partners and ukraine are feeling where it works best, and this one the period is still ongoing, the challenges that stand, they are so unique in their scale that no system of international technical assistance, no system of international, international interactions, it was calculated neither for such volumes, nor for such complexities of projects, never in the world there was no need to restore high-voltage networks and search all over the world for dozens, dozens and dozens of high-voltage autotransformers, there has never been a need in the world for two or three years to urgently install 2 g of gas generation, and this the need ukraine now fa

development program , undp, saying one of their facilities had come under shelling, and they are deeplytressed by reports that there have been casualties, saying that certain, there's been a significant numbers of deaths and injuries at this facility. it's disability the u.n. had left back in 13 october, the officials of the u.n. had to evacuate, but many have gone there thinking it would be a safer area, kim? >> paula hancocks in seoul, thank you so much. so, turning to the summit of arab and islamic leaders, we heard strong words of condemnation emerging from that meeting. what else came from it? >> strongly worded resolution, and here's the thing. we have heard the reiteration of the cease-fire, the talks happening behind the scenes. they are very integral in trying to find a solution to this. arab and muslim leaders, meeting in saudi arabia for this emergency discussion in terms of what's happening in gaza, and it's interesting kit it's a list of demands and condemnation, calling israel's actions in gaza a war crime, calling it barbaric and inhumane, massacre. they are condemning th

can admit, he does not solve anything, he israeli representative there said such things about the undpg there, why, if you’ve already talked about it, so calmly, completely, you need to consider it in such a way as to gradually push them out of there, of course, it needs to be taken out of the united states, at one time rooseville was wise man, that he is this center of world control, which, well, which he considered as the center of world control, placed on american territory, and we recognized this, well, at that time , it was really probably more profitable for us to admit it there, well and the only country. which could pay for all this disgrace, everyone else would not be able to do this, so this system, when you have to leave it, throw it away, and from some organizations, for example, the osce, i believe that the security system that was in europe , which worked even during the cold war, does not work, this is a regional system and will not work, and without us it will not work, now there is no point, should we do anything with them? since european politics, no matter who comes

look for the global commission on hiv and the law report, it actually documents is a joint job by undp and, unaids, and actually many of the recommendations it gave are actually coming into life in terms of when you change the legal framework when change the policy framework, you then have better results in. your hiv response. thank you dr. el-sadr. the work that icap does is so to addressing this, you're responsible for those populations. hiv impact assessments fears that bring so much to everybody working at the government level on the level on hiv aids. but that data also includes information on other socioeconomic factors. so how has that really sort of not only affected hiv aids some of the how is that to light some of the other important indicators that we need to pay attention to and some of the follow on work that has happened? sure thank you. and yeah, i think what we've heard today thus far has been quite instructive and it just in reflecting on the reasons for the success of our have been many and some of them are leadership and partnerships and and i think also of course co